December 16, 2024
Week 15 is about to get underway in the NFL, and for the Chicago Bears, the focus is not only on their matchup but also on other critical games around the league that will shape their 2025 NFL draft positioning. With a current top-10 pick on the horizon, the Bears are in a prime position to make a game-changing selection. However, there are several key matchups that could shift those draft standings in either a positive or negative direction. The aim is simple - get the highest pick possible.
So, who should Bears fans be cheering for and against in Week 15 to maximize their draft chances?
Before diving into the matchups, it is essential to grasp the Bears' current draft position. Sitting with a record of just (insert record), the Bears possess the (insert pick position), behind teams like the (insert teams), who have had extremely disappointing seasons so far. Should those teams continue losing, and the Bears win some more games, it lowers their chances of a premium pick.
Now, let us examine which games to root for and which ones to root against in Week 15.
Games to Root For:
Games to Root Against:
Bears fan will closely follow these games to monitor their draft pick opportunity in a competitive division.
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